memory
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈmɛməri/ · UK /ˈmeməri/
memory means: Something from the past that you remember.
noun
REMEMBERED EXPERIENCEA2
Something from the past that you remember.
- That holiday is a happy memory.
- We shared memories of our school days.
- Do you have any memories of your grandfather?
ABILITY TO REMEMBERA2
Your ability to keep information in your mind and remember it later.
- My memory is quite good.
- He repeated the address from memory.
- Does reading help improve your memory?
COMPUTER STORAGEB1
The part of a computer or electronic device that stores information.
- The computer needs more memory.
- This program uses a lot of memory.
- I saved the photos on a memory card.
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